Sentence examples for virulent fire from inspiring English sources
In an interview, Mr. Tidwell said that this year's especially virulent fire season in Colorado, while not unexpected, had arrived earlier than usual.
Pence pined for the days of the infamous '92 "culture war" convention, where virulent homophobe and nativist Pat Buchanan delivered a fire and brimstone jeremiad in prime time that sent a jolt through the electorate and, some believe, helped sink George H.W. Bush's re-election that year.
Panetta requires a plan of attack for each virulent threat.
However outrageous such a link seems to Americans -- and the German justice minister was fired last fall for voicing a less virulent version -- it evoked little disagreement from Susie's classmates.
And even though the fire-and-brimstone treatment is apt enough for Shakespeare's virulent treatise on the combustible chemistry of power and eloquence, this is a 'Caesar" that, as the gathered Democrats and Republicans did, leaves you feeling shouted at and implored but not terribly moved (2 30).
This year planning applications which have lit a fire in the hearts of local people – to name but a few – have included the virulent campaign against the Splott incinerator, flats in Pontcanna, a giant balloon in Cardiff Bay, portable buildings outside Cardiff castle, and this week flats in Adamsdown and the loss of an historical landmark in Splott.
Forecast the Facts, an organization that campaigns for accuracy in climate change coverage, has fired back at PBS for giving an "unchecked platform" to Watts, whom they call "a virulent climate change denier funded by the Heartland Institute".
Henry does as instructed, touching off a terrible forest fire from which he flees, feeding the putative Future King of Heaven with goat's milk and sleeping in virulent poison ivy that almost kills the boy.
There is still virulent opposition.
